To flirt with Cat Noir is just so unreal; to be so close to him and have him flirt back is practically unbelievable.

I started the LadyBlog to promote the awesome superheroine Ladybug and witness the action of the great superhero duo, but I never in my wildest dreams ever imagined being able to be up close and personal with the two of them, to be able to help them out, and to have my own powers.

I still won't tell anyone, not even my best friend, Marinette, what actually happened that day, but I can say for sure right now where no one can hear me that I'm blown away by that awesome experience.

I'd love to be able to help them out again in the future, but I know that Ladybug tends to be right on things, and that I would never break a promise to her or anyone, so I'll cherish what happened regardless and let my world keep turning the way it always has.

Even though it's hard not to say anything about it, and I won't, it's incredibly hard not to write or speak for the LadyBlog and let my experiences show in my writing.

As a reporter, my heart and soul goes into my work as well as as much energy as I can throw into it, and I love it, love to spend ages running the LadyBlog.

Rena Rouge won't become a part of that, because it was a one time deal, and I have no ability to record myself from somewhat of a distance.

It would be impossible to explain any of this to Nino to record for me since he obviously isn't allowed to know my secret, and it was a one time deal with Ladybug, nothing else.

I've always counted myself as a LadyNoir shipper, I run a blog dedicated to Ladybug after all, and anyone who has seen any of their fight against the Glaciator knows how perfect a couple they can be though anyone who reads the LadyBlog knows that they aren't yet a couple.

Ladybug denies her poor kitty's advances, but I'm the sort of person to usually go with the flow of things, and Cat Noir is more than a little amazing.

Geeze, I know better than to fall for a superhero especially after being one for a day; being a superhero means that you know what it's like to have to keep your identity a secret, you know how ordinary you are when you go home, but yet at the end of the day, it just makes me admire them more.

They have friends and family to protect, people that they love behind the masks, and they somehow balance their superhero lives and civilian ones.

I'm trustworthy, and though I'd love to know who they are, I won't push it; I would hate to be the kind of reporter that makes those that she interviews uncomfortable.

The best kinds of reporters are trustworthy and friendly after all, but even if I can't push since I won't push out of respect for them, I know that I wish that I could still be Rena Rouge, still save the day, and naturally, I hope that Cat Noir would spare civilian me a second glance and may be more of a chance.